Shit about to get REAL....FOOD PRODUCTION

Big Pharma is doing all right, though. CHA-CHING!

I'm not a farmer by vocation, but have spent many days over the years picking up extra money by running combines, planting rigs, hauling grain to the elevators, and doing fall field work.

One thing I have learned is that for the last 2 decades, every piece of machinery involved in the planting, harvesting, transportation process are highly dependent on availability of repair parts, electronics(circuit boards), lubricants, tires, etc. And, in order for planting and harvesting to be done at the right times, these things need to be at or very near your fingertips. Or, the whole dance of crop production goes to shit = no food.

I know that an underlying issue with this impending strike are the Covid mandates, even if it doesn't make the news. Let's just say my uncle works for Deere. And, the same issue is set to arise at most, if not all, of the other manufacturers of modern farm equipment.

Shortages of truckers, store employees, etc. pale in comparison to what will happen if we can't keep the machinery in the fields that produce it all.

there will always be the mickie Ds drive thru if store shelves go bare

:doom:

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Glad I have a couple of huge Oak trees full of squirrels. Dinner, Keto too!
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bro my company needs mower blades

Who will go first, the Fattypuffs or Thinifers?

Just curious if you rape animals.

Glad I have a couple of huge Oak trees full of squirrels. Dinner, Keto too!

op you get your billy biker badass buddies and your ball peen hammers together and hammer some maze into tortillas

light up a trash can and sell em on the side of route 66

you'll make a killing /wink wink


PS- You'll also be selling meth

I don't know how many of you keep track of actual food/crop production, even though we all are watching shortages in stores in parts of the country.

We take the actual production of food crops for granted, but something not many think about...the actual machinery, and the parts needed to repair and maintain the complex planting and harvesting machinery.

The country has been seeing a lack of repair parts and electronics for these awesome machines for over a year, and now, the machinery itself may be in jeopardy. Which = less crops, less livestock feed, less of everything foodwise.

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if i lose my job for no vax i was thinking about starting up a blacksmith shop. I think i can fabricate just about any part anyone could want.

Can you make me a new knotter for my John Deere 24T small square hay baler? It's mainly a cast iron part.

And where do you think they get their supplies from?

You haven't visited a John Deere dealership recently.

BUY SEEDS

Learn to grow.

Dont just survive, thrive.

The desert is chock full of rabbits and quail, both which are good eating.

We could also do rattlesnake, burros and even coyotes if we have to.

The desert is chock full of rabbits and quail, both which are good eating.

We could also do rattlesnake, burros and even coyotes if we have to.

I'm not a farmer by vocation, but have spent many days over the years picking up extra money by running combines, planting rigs, hauling grain to the elevators, and doing fall field work.

One thing I have learned is that for the last 2 decades, every piece of machinery involved in the planting, harvesting, transportation process are highly dependent on availability of repair parts, electronics(circuit boards), lubricants, tires, etc. And, in order for planting and harvesting to be done at the right times, these things need to be at or very near your fingertips. Or, the whole dance of crop production goes to shit = no food.

I know that an underlying issue with this impending strike are the Covid mandates, even if it doesn't make the news. Let's just say my uncle works for Deere. And, the same issue is set to arise at most, if not all, of the other manufacturers of modern farm equipment.

Shortages of truckers, store employees, etc. pale in comparison to what will happen if we can't keep the machinery in the fields that produce it all.

And where do you think they get their supplies from?